Residents of Montreal and surrounding areas are bracing for an alert concerning freezing rain. Environment officials predict that up to five millimeters of freezing rain could affect parts of southern Quebec, including Montreal, Montérégie, and Centre-du-Québec. This weather event is expected to begin this evening and continue overnight into Tuesday.
Weather Forecast Details
Current temperatures in the region are hovering near the freezing mark. This could potentially limit the overall impact of the freezing rain; however, roads and sidewalks may still become icy and hazardous. Precipitation is anticipated to begin earlier in the day but is unlikely to cause significant disruptions.
Expected Conditions
- Daytime Temperature: High of 3°C
- Overnight Low: Approaches 0°C
- Winds: Northeast gusts up to 50 km/h
- Rain Forecast: Rain likely to end by this afternoon, returning this evening
The weather is expected to remain unsettled on Wednesday. A cloudy start is predicted, followed by clearing to a mix of sun and clouds in the afternoon. Highs will reach around 7°C, with overnight temperatures dipping to minus 3°C.
Upcoming Weather Patterns
On Thursday, periods of rain are set to return with a high temperature of 5°C, continuing into the night as temperatures hold near 2°C. Friday will bring showers and milder conditions, with expected highs reaching 18°C. However, cooler, wetter weather is projected to return for the weekend.
- Saturday: High of 9°C with periods of rain
- Sunday: More rain expected, high of 12°C
Residents should remain vigilant as the freezing rain alert approaches and prepare for changing weather conditions in the days ahead.
